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Grant dollars for teachers, support staff to provide support for extra hours, costs incurred due to in-person learning suspension in spring

TanyaOctober 27, 2020

by TanyaOctober 27, 202001621

Under the Teacher COVID-19 Grant and the Support Staff COVID-19 Grant programs, eligible teachers can receive up to $500 and eligible support staff can receive...

Education Family and Kids

Keeping kids safe online this school year

TanyaOctober 18, 2020

by TanyaOctober 18, 202001278

PHOTO SOURCE: (c) Nadezhda1906 / iStock via Getty Images Plus (StatePoint) Between schoolwork, socialization and gaming, kids will likely be online more than ever this...

K-12 schools to provide public notice within 24 hours to school community about probable and confirmed COVID-19 cases

TanyaOctober 7, 2020

by TanyaOctober 7, 20200913

An order goes into effect statewide on Monday, Oct. 12 requiring K-12 schools to provide public notice to the school community about probable and confirmed...

Community Education

Mott Community College wins AACC Safety Planning & Leadership Award

TanyaSeptember 27, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 27, 202001035

Mott Community College (MCC) won the American Association of Community Colleges 2020 Award of Excellence for Community College Safety Planning and Leadership, presented during a...

Indoor theaters slated to reopen statewide; new face coverings requirement for K-5 students

TanyaSeptember 25, 2020September 26, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 25, 2020September 26, 202001261

Beginning October 9, a number of previously closed businesses are slated to reopen statewide, including indoor theaters, cinemas, performance venues, arcades, bingo halls, bowling centers,...

Business Community Education

MCC to host author of ‘Millionaire Moves,’ Dr. William Pickard

TanyaSeptember 18, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 18, 202001524

Mott Community College (MCC) Distinguished Alumnus Dr. William F. Pickard will present his Seven Proven Principles of Entrepreneurship to students, faculty and staff at his...

Community Education

Beginning the week of August 24, Baker College taking a measured and phased approach to its return to campus plan

TanyaSeptember 15, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 15, 202001109

The following is a statement from Baker College regarding updates to its fall return-to-campus plan. To ensure the health and safety of the Baker community,...

School outbreak information being provided by MDHHS

TanyaSeptember 14, 2020September 14, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 14, 2020September 14, 202001149

On Sept. 14, in an effort to provide accurate and timely information about COVID-19 in Michigan schools, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services...

Community Education Headlines

GEARup2Grow Elementary newest addition to often life changing programs

TanyaSeptember 7, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 7, 202001094

Gearup Academy, which was founded in 2015 as an alternative program for high school students, continues to expand and grow again this year to offer...

Business Community Education Headlines

‘Black Money Matters’ co-hosted by former Flint mayor and chief recovery officer

TanyaSeptember 4, 2020September 4, 2020

by TanyaSeptember 4, 2020September 4, 202001403

Photo: Flint’s former Chief Recovery Officer Jameca Patrick and Former Flint Mayor Dr. Karen Williams Weaver Photo by Eye Snap Studios Former Flint Mayor Dr....

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Grant dollars for teachers, support staff to provide support for extra hours, costs incurred due to in-person learning suspension in spring

Keeping kids safe online this school year

K-12 schools to provide public notice within 24 hours to school community about probable and confirmed COVID-19 cases

Mott Community College wins AACC Safety Planning & Leadership Award

Indoor theaters slated to reopen statewide; new face coverings requirement for K-5 students

MCC to host author of ‘Millionaire Moves,’ Dr. William Pickard

Beginning the week of August 24, Baker College taking a measured and phased approach to its return to campus plan

School outbreak information being provided by MDHHS

GEARup2Grow Elementary newest addition to often life changing programs

‘Black Money Matters’ co-hosted by former Flint mayor and chief recovery officer

Flint church to host post-election Community Prayer Breakfast with civic leaders

REMINDER: Flint Courier News hosts media literacy workshop, Saturday, Nov. 8

Opioid overdose deaths in Flint may track with Michigan’s broader decline due to naloxone distribution

New state bill aims to ease financial burden on Michigan family caregivers

Tickets still available for Big Big Brothers Big Sisters of Flint & Genesee County 2025 Big Celebration

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